Do you agree that today, 8/27/08, is truly a sad day for America?

Question

Barack Hussein Obama has managed to fool his way into being the democratic nominee for President of the United States! Oh, the SHAME!!

Answer 1

not one bit. do you feel stupid for supporting an ancient, out of touch, flip-flopper?

Answer 2

No, the sad day came when Bush was elected.

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Answer 3

If Barack Hussein is elected president im moving moving to Canada. If you want a reason why we live in a police state, look what they did to the 2000 peacefull protesters outside the DNC.

http://americannewsproject.com/videos/11...

Answer 4

The truly sad day came about eight years ago.

Only because of that day are people rallying behind Obama now.  

Answer 5

OK, go ahead, what's the "oh the shame" about.   More ranting copied and pasted from the Rush Limbaugh show?  You're taken in by all of the horse manure,  Obama's a muslem, Obama's a radical, Obama's not even American... its all negative campaigning.   You're a good little comrade, you are.

Answer 6

This is the first time since 1976 that the loser is more popular than the winner at a convention. Hillary held back her full support from Obama, and didn't even repudiate the McCain ad quoting her!  

Answer 7

Today was my granddaughters birthday, shes six, she had a pink and purple cake.

Go home and bake one for yourself, life is too short to worry about such silly things.

If you are still upset, put a plastic ballerina on your cake.

This is only one election, in a long series of elections, she will only have a sixth birthday once.

Answer 8

I agree completely.  Not because of his race, but because of the "changes" that he would bring.  No one who supports partial birth abortion or abortion should ever be the leader of a country.  

Answer 9

you must be racist or anti American but that accomplishment should make every American proud of this country.

Answer 10

You're a day ahead of yourself.

Biden speaks tonight.

Obama officially gets the nomination TOMORROW night - when all the delegates officially vote.  (Which happens to be the 45th anniversary of MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech)